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1 BRIEFING FOR PARENTS OF PRIMARY 2 STUDENTS

2 OVERVIEW 1. Visions of Art and Art Education Desired Outcomes of Education Aims of Art Education in Singapore Schools The Primary Art Syllabus Framework 2. What Will Your Child Learn in Art? Key Learning Content & Experiences in Art 3. How Will Your Child Learn Art? The Art Classroom of Today 4. How Will You Know Your Child Has learnt? Purpose and Mode of Assessment in Art 5. Understanding The Art Learner Children. Their World. Their Art 6. How Can You Support Your Child?

3 1 Visions of Art and Art Education Desired Outcomes of Education Aims of Art Education in Singapore Schools The Primary Art Syllabus Framework

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8 THE 2018 PRIMARY ART SYLLABUS FRAMEWORK By the end of their 6 years of art education in primary school, all students will become Active Artists & Informed Audience who are able to See, Express & Appreciate art.

9 2 What Will Your Child Learn In Art? Key Learning Content and Experiences in Henry Park Primary School

10 KEY LEARNING CONTENT AND EXPERIENCES IN ART 4 KEY LEARNING CONTENT COMPONENTS: 1. Context 2. Artistic Processes 3. Visual Qualities 4. Media

11 KEY LEARNING CONTENT AND EXPERIENCES IN ART Context Learning from a range of artworks by Singapore and international masters/contemporary artists as well as from student artists from primary schools organised under three focus areas: Self and Immediate Environment Singapore Past, Present and Future The World and Region We Live in

12 KEY LEARNING CONTENT AND EXPERIENCES IN ART Artistic Processes Six key elements namely Inspiration, Imagination, Experimentation, Materiality, Emotion and Presentation, collectively represent the artistic processes that take place seamlessly in art making and art discussion.

13 KEY LEARNING CONTENT AND EXPERIENCES IN ART Visual Qualities Students will learn to use elements of art and principles of design in their artwork to communicate their ideas and intentions: Elements of Art Dot, Line, Shape, Form, Colour, Texture, Space, Tone Principles of Design Scale, Variety, Balance, Contrast, Rhythm, Harmony, Dominance, Proportion, Pattern/Repetition

14 KEY LEARNING CONTENT AND EXPERIENCES IN ART Media Through the six years of art education in primary school, all students will be exposed but not limited to a range of basic art tools and materials associated with art forms to create artworks that communicate their ideas: Art Forms Drawing Painting Photography / film/technology Mixed media Printmaking Sculpture Textile Media Coloured pen, ink, markers, crayon, oil pastels, chalk, charcoal Watercolour, acrylic Digital, Photoshop, graphic design Collage or various media mixed together Linocut, block-printing Ceramics, assemblage, mosaic, paper, plastic, polymer clay, found objects Batik

15 KEY LEARNING CONTENT AND EXPERIENCES IN ART CORE LEARNING EXPERIENCES In this revised Primary Art Syllabus, there are 3 core learning experiences that are designed to enable a more inclusive and authentic art learning experience for students across all primary schools in Singapore and to bring about shared memories of their art learning experiences. Primary 1-6 Primary 4 Primary 1-6

16 3 How Will Your Child Learn Art? The Art classroom of today

17 THE ART CLASSROOM OF TODAY Students will either work individually and/or in group activities during art lessons to Source: The Art of education Inspiration. Imagination. Experimentation. Materiality. Emotion. Presentation

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19 4 How Will You Know Your Child Has Learnt? Purpose and Mode of Assessment in Art

20 PURPOSE OF ASSESSMENT IN ART Although art is a non-examinable subject at the primary level, assessment in art is important to provide feedback to the various stakeholders: 1. To celebrate what students can do and have achieved in art 2. To identify students strengths and areas for improvements so that they know what to do to improve 3. To support and improve the teaching and learning of knowledge, skills and values delineated in this syllabus 4. To promote continuous students growth and learning in art

21 MODE OF ASSESSMENT IN ART Portfolio is the main mode of assessment in all primary school. A portfolio always includes reflection Students will engage in recalling, thinking and sharing what they have learnt from the experiences ART PORTFOLIO A portfolio is as much a process as a product Students will engage in collecting items in their portfolio and use the items in the portfolio to engage in discussion with their classmates and teacher to share their ideas or improve on their art. A portfolio tells one student s story Contains both work in progress and final artworks that students select to show and tell ideas that are meaningful to them. For example: Documentation of process e.g. Sketches, Photographs, Visual journals, Written ideas Documentation of Presentation e.g. Artist talk; Show-and-tell; Exhibition Reflections 2006, Aurbach & Associates, Inc

22 MODE OF ASSESSMENT IN ART What we look for when assessing students development in art: Criteria Description Personal Response Use of tools and materials Use of visual qualities Response to cultural and historical heritage Make art to share imagination, ideas and experiences, talk about what they see around them using art vocabulary Demonstrate understanding of the characteristics and ways tools and materials can be used for in art making Make use of elements of art and principles of design in art making Identify key local artworks and talk about the works in Singapore context

23 5 Understanding The Art Learner Children. Their World. Their Art

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25 CHILDREN. THEIR WORLD. THEIR ART Poster Colour on drawing paper by Lim Jing-En, 2I. Poster Colour on drawing paper, by Charlotte Kong, 1I. At primary 1-2, children tend to invent their own schema or concepts for representing people, objects, ideas or stories drawn from their own personal experience (Olson, 2003) including the influences of family, friends and media which is often interwoven with their imagination, memory and direct observations. They love to play and explore, are very imaginative, spontaneous and colourful in their expressions. 25

26 CHILDREN. THEIR WORLD. THEIR ART Charcoal Art by Chloe Chen, 4C. My artwork shows three water bottles standing on the table, belonging to me and my friends. They are Nike bottle, Ferrari bottle and an Impact water bottles. I used the hatching method with charcoal stick and used my fingers to blend the charcoal to give the artwork a three dimensional effect. When my teacher assigned the class to draw the bottles in our group, I used my own style to colour my artwork using charcoal stick. Animal Wildlife Conservation by Arish Aqil, 4H (2016). At primary 3-4, children are becoming sensitive to the qualities of material. There is greater ability to use tools in different media and processes. They have more refined motor coordination and the capacity to create original artworks through creative processes e.g. explore and experiment with various media; techniques; technologies and finding inventive ways to use elements and principles of design to present their ideas through art. 26

27 CHILDREN. THEIR WORLD. THEIR ART The Sunset by Chloe Koh of 6D, presents her interpretation of the tree as the sun was setting. Inspired by Vincent Van Gogh s impressionist painting, it creates a moody atmosphere expressed similarly in some of Van Gogh s artworks to depict the struggles of his life. Our Inner Tides by students from Art Passion Programme. The continuous tide expresses the never-ending flow of ideas and creativity. Within the students hearts, this space is endless and colourful, filled with great happiness. At primary 5-6, children s attention shifts from the importance of the working process to an increased emphasis on the final product. Children at this stage have a critical awareness of their imaginative activity. Considerable control over the medium, organisation and relevance of content is evident. The figures become natural in appearance, or are intentionally stylised. It is at this stage that children becomes most critical and self-conscious about their ability to produce realistic artwork. 27

28 6 How Can You Support Your Child?

29 PARENTS AS PARTNERS IN ART EDUCATION The parent-teacher partnership is an on-going, collaborative effort to ensure that your child receives a quality art education in which your child s potential and talents are fully maximised. What you can do? Parents and families can complement children s learning and development at home by helping children make connections between what goes on in school and at home to enrich their learning experience beyond the classroom. You could: encourage your child to talk about his/her experiences, express his/her thoughts and feelings and explain how he/she solves problems and overcomes challenges encourage your child to present their art portfolio to you and give them two stars (for things you like) and a wish ( on an area you hope your child can explore). take time to engage your child in play/art making together refrain from judging when your child shows you his/her art. tell your child how happy you are to see his/her art and how it makes you feel. Encourage him/her to keep creating art that he/she loves. Where possible, bring your child to visit local art exhibitions/art shows or go on a sculpture walk to gather new ideas and be inspired! Note: The above list is non-exhaustive. 29

30 Thank You!

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